The user's unique account number, that is human readable.

The name of the currency in abbreviation form.

The method/form in which the redemption/withdrawal will be sent back to the user's external account.

The unique DriveWealth identifier that identifies each linked bank account.

The type of redemption/withdrawal from an IRA type of account.

Note: Trump accounts follow specific requirements for external account transfers or distributions. Click here for more details.

These types are only applicable for the distribution type EARLY_DISTRIBUTION_PENALTY_EXCEPTION. Click here for more details.",

A way to store a message/comment on the this object.

For ACH, this field will be passed through on an addenda record used for additional remittance details to make it easier for a recipient to identify and apply payments. For wire payments, the field will be passed through as the "Originator to Beneficiary Information", also known as OBI or Fedwire tag 6000. This tag provides specific details about the purpose of the payment to the beneficiary. Character limit vary by bank and rail. Typical limits are 80 characters for ach payments and 140 characters for wire payments.

A settlement profile identifier that links to a specific bank account for fund settlement.

A unique key (UUID) that is used to prevent duplicate requests. Should a network interruption occur, or you otherwise lost a response from the API, you can safely perform the request provided that you send the same value as the Idempotency-Key. DriveWealth Idempotency Keys are saved for 4 days. Within this time period, sending any request with a duplicate key will return the exact same response as the original request, including the same status code and payload.